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The Democrat representing Silicon Valley discussed Senate Bill 362 and why he’s concerned with data privacy. September 07, 2023 [PRESENTED BY]( [California State Senator Josh Becker on privacy, data brokers and why he's sponsoring the Delete Act]( The Democrat representing Silicon Valley [discussed Senate Bill 362, also known as the Delete Act](, and why he’s concerned with data privacy. Additional coverage: - Instagram and TikTok are still top tier money makers for publishers, while Facebook and X lag behind. More in this [Digiday+ Media Briefing](. - For all the promises of generative AI in marketing, big name brands like Pepsi and Frito-Lay [remain unconvinced for now](. - Sirius XM introduced a [brand safety and suitability verification solution]( for podcast advertisers and agencies that it hopes will attract bigger advertisers. - Americans have been adopting ad-supported streaming services at a faster rate than purely subscription-based options. 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